What if the loss wasn’t punishment—but positioning?

In Losing to Win, we unpack how God uses seasons of loss to refine our posture, strengthen our faith, and prepare us for what’s next. This episode shares personal testimony, Scripture-anchored truth, and encouragement for every woman who’s taken a hit but refuses to stay down.

You may lose a battle, but the war is already won. As daughters of the King, our inheritance is secure—and this episode reminds us to rise in identity, not bitterness.

C'mon, Sis, let's talk about it.

Loving People the Right Way

What does it really mean to love people the right way—without losing yourself, overextending your grace, or compromising your obedience to God?

In this episode, we talk honestly about the tension Christian women face when love, boundaries, conviction, and expectations collide. We explore how loving people well doesn’t always mean doing the most—it means doing what God requires. Sometimes that looks like showing up. Other times it looks like stepping back. And often, it looks like wisdom.

We unpack the difference between shared faith and personal conviction, how to honor God in our relationships without comparison or pressure, and how to extend love that is rooted in truth—not guilt, fear, or people-pleasing.

This conversation is for the woman who wants to love deeply, live faithfully, and steward her heart wisely—without apology.

Because loving people the right way starts with obedience to God, clarity in your calling, and the courage to be who He’s asked you to be.

✨ Be encouraged.
✨ Be free.
✨ And love—with wisdom

In this Valentine’s season, we’re talking about love the right way — not the exhausting, people-pleasing kind, but the kind that’s rooted in prayer, truth, protection, and healthy boundaries.

In this episode, we unpack what it really means to:• Love people where they are, without carrying what isn’t yours• Show up for friends and family the way they need in that moment• Speak truth with grace when love requires honesty• Protect your heart, your peace, and your calling• Create boundaries so you don’t burn out loving others more than yourself

Empathy does not mean overextension.Love does not require self-neglect.And being prayerful about how you show up is a sign of maturity, not inconsistency.

This episode is a reminder that you matter too, sis — and that God cares about how you love and how you steward yourself.

✨ If this episode blessed you, I’d love to hear from you.

C’mon sis… we got work to do. 💛

In this episode of C’mon Woman of God, we talk about the tension many women live in — loving God deeply while still being human.

We discuss real-life and spiritual struggles, making mistakes, resetting, repenting, and getting back into alignment without shame. Holiness isn’t perfection — it’s a process. A daily desire to become more like Christ, practiced in everyday moments with coworkers, family, kids, and real life.

If you’ve ever felt like you missed the mark but still want to keep walking with God, this episode is for you.

Pull up a chair, sis. Grace is here.

In this episode of C’Mon Woman of God, we’re having an honest, no-pressure conversation about growth, grace, and the process.

Let’s be real — we love progress, but sometimes the process is messy. Sometimes we’re praying, believing, and still catching an attitude before coffee ☕. And that’s okay.

In this episode, I talk about:

• Learning to give yourself grace while God is still working
• Letting go of perfection and embracing progress
• Why your growth doesn’t disqualify you from God’s purpose
• How to keep showing up even when you’re still healing

Sis, if you’ve ever felt like you should be “further along by now,” this episode is for you. God isn’t finished. He’s patient. He’s intentional. And He’s still working on you — lovingly.

So press play, breathe, and remember:
Progress counts. Grace is allowed. And God’s not done.

✨ C’Mon sis… we got work to do.

In this episode of C’Mon Woman of God, Mary gets real about dreaming with God — especially after fear, disappointment, and other people’s opinions tried to shut those dreams down.

Sharing a personal testimony about being told she wasn’t “marriage material,” Mary opens up about how words spoken over her life once made her afraid to hope, dream, and believe for more. But this episode is a reminder that what people say is not God’s final word.

Along with encouragement, this episode offers practical steps for dreaming again — writing the vision, taking small faithful actions, and partnering with God beyond just prayer. Because dreaming is spiritual, but movement matters too.

If you’ve been carrying something in your heart that you’ve been afraid to believe could actually happen, this episode is for you.

✨ Dream again.✨ Trust God again.✨ Take the step.

C’mon sis… we got work to do.

In this episode of C’mon Woman of God, we talk about the quiet, often lonely side of walking with God — the part where obedience doesn’t get celebrated and choosing God can cost you comfort, approval, and even friendships.

Mary opens up about the tension between wanting to be accepted and wanting to be faithful, and how Romans 12:2 reminds us that transformation will sometimes separate us from familiar circles. If you’ve ever felt unseen, misunderstood, or left out for doing the right thing, this episode will remind you that you’re not being rejected — you’re being redirected.

Because obedience may not always come with applause… but it always comes with purpose.

Come on Woman of God… we got work to do. 💛

Welcome to the very first episode of C’mon Woman of God.

In this episode, Mary shares the heart behind this podcast and why this space was created for women who love God but often feel misunderstood, isolated, or outnumbered for choosing obedience. We talk about what it really feels like to walk with God in a world that doesn’t always honor faith, and why you are not crazy, not behind, and not wrong for standing on truth.

This episode is your reminder that you don’t have to do this journey alone. Whether you’re strong in your faith, still healing, or just trying to keep going, this space was made for you.

Rooted in Romans 12:2, we choose transformation over conformity — because obedience isn’t always popular, but it is always powerful.

Come on, Woman of God… we got work to do. 💛